Contact: Tel +34 957 35 55 06 / +34 957 35 55 07 – Fax +34 957 35 55 14.
Schedules:
- From 1st January to 31st March.
Tuesday to Saturday, 9:00h a 18:30h / Sunday and Bank Holidays: 09:00h a 15:30h.
- From 1st April to 15th June.
Tuesday to Saturday: 9:00h – 20:30h / Sunday and Bank Holidays: 09:00h a 15:30h.
- From 16th June to 15th September.
Tuesday to Saturday: 9:00h – 15:30h / Sunday and Bank Holidays: 9:00h a 15:30h.
- From 16st September to 31st December.
Tuesday to Saturday: 9:00h – 18:30h / Sunday and Bank Holidays: 9:00h a 15:30h.
- Closing days: 1st and 6th January, 1st May, 24th, 25th and 31st December.
Prices:
- EU citizens: Free Admission.
- Rest of citizens: 1,5€.
- Guided Tour: From 18€.
How to get there:
The Archaeological Site of Medina Azahara is located on the outskirts of the city, about 7 km from it. The only access is through the Palma del Río Road (A-431), from which we get to a small path that surrounds the site and finishes in the north of it, from where the visit starts. We recommend the use of public transport, such as bus of taxi.
If you wish to know the palatial city of Medina Azahara, do not hesitate to hire one of our guided tours. We are experts in the interpretation of the historic heritage from Córdoba. We will advise you on tickets, timetables, prices, how to get… If you have chosen to do sightseeing in Córdoba, choose a high quality option, choose ArtenCórdoba.


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